Check supported files and visible page media, then read provenance, integrity, signature and trust-chain results.
Make Content Credentials understandable and useful
ProvSeal builds local-first tools for verifying, explaining and creating C2PA Content Credentials without turning provenance into a claim of truth.
ProvSeal is independently developed and is not produced, operated, sponsored or endorsed by the C2PA project.
Verification, signing and integration
ProvSeal connects user-facing browser tools with locally managed workflows for teams that need deeper control.
Test signing locally and prepare production workflows that use organization-controlled certificates and keys.
Design local integrations for Desktop, Native Messaging, CMS, DAM and internal review tools.
Browser today, Enterprise Desktop next
Chrome is the current public surface, Firefox remains under validation and the managed Desktop Enterprise application is still in development.
Available in Chrome
The extension supports local verification, page scanning, reports and controlled testing workflows.
Expanding local control
Firefox validation and Enterprise Desktop development extend the same responsible, local-first foundation.
Built around an open specification
ProvSeal independently implements the C2PA Technical Specification for Content Credentials workflows.
Technical foundation
C2PA defines the manifest, assertions, signatures, validation model and trust infrastructure that compatible products use.
ProvSeal responsibility
ProvSeal designs its own product, interface, security model and explanations while clearly identifying the external standard it implements.
Content Authenticity Initiative
ProvSeal is a member of the Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI), a community supporting digital content provenance and transparency. This membership is separate from the C2PA Conformance Program and does not constitute certification of ProvSeal.
Application in progress
ProvSeal is currently undergoing the C2PA Conformance Program application process as a Validator Product. It is not currently represented as a C2PA Conforming Product.
What ProvSeal does not claim
Clear boundaries are part of the product, not a footnote.
Unsigned content is not automatically false, and valid credentials do not automatically make every claim true.
A signature and certificate chain must be interpreted within the relevant identity and trust policy.
Test certificates can validate a workflow but do not create public ecosystem recognition.